Herd
A card per rabbit: breed, sex, weight, cage, photo and family back to the great-grandparents.
Log births, feed and costs right at the cages. The app counts the kits, the feed left and the profit for you.
Opens in the browser, nothing to install.
Everyday jobs sit on one screen. Pick the job and the form opens already filled in: you only type the number.
Tap a job and see what opens
You mark the cage and the sack. Feed in stock goes down on its own, and the app warns you before it runs out.
A card per rabbit: breed, sex, weight, cage, photo and family back to the great-grandparents.
Matings, pregnancies, births. Before a pairing the app warns you if the two are close relatives.
Who lives where, where there is room, who to move. An occupied cage shows the name of its tenant.
What is left in stock, daily use, and a warning while there is still time to buy more.
Vaccinations with the next date due, treatments, diagnoses and what the medicine cost.
Income and costs by category, profit for the month, and the latest operations.
Invite by phone number, set roles, and see in the journal who recorded what.
Records stay on the phone and go to the server by themselves once the network is back. Nothing to retype.
A note or a weight can be dictated: the app recognises speech and puts the text in the field.
You sign in with a code from an SMS, and the phone itself is locked by a four-digit code.
Russian, Tajik, Uzbek and English. Every worker picks their own, the farm stays shared.
Starting is free: open a farm and enter your first rabbits. After that the plan follows the size of the farm, meaning how many rabbits and how many workers.
The source code is open, so any farm can run the system on its own server. Records export to a spreadsheet and reports print on an ordinary printer.
See the code on GitHubA phone number, a code from an SMS, and you can enter your first rabbits. It takes a couple of minutes.
The app will reach the App Store and Google Play later.